President Donald Trump is sending a warning to Minnesota if Republican Michele Tafoya fails to defeat Peggy Flanagan for U.S. Senate next week. “Let’s all get behind Michele Tafoya in Minnesota,” Trump posted on his social media platform late Monday afternoon.

Minnesota has emerged as a surprising state where Republicans stand a chance to flip a Senate seat.

State campaign finance regulators have dismissed a complaint filed by Minnesota Democrats over mailers that attacked Sen. Amy Klobuchar from the left. The advertisements sent by Citizens for Public Safety Transparency, a mysterious group incorporated in Delaware, arrived in Minnesota mailboxes in the closing weeks of Klobuchar’s bid for governor against Republican candidate Lisa Demuth. ...

Voters will decide the midterm elections on Nov. 3, which means the political ads swamping your screens are almost over. Esme Murphy breaks down the accuracy of two ads tied to the race for Minnesota attorney general.

Minnesota voters are casting ballots for governor, Senate and the state’s eight US House seats. In the Senate race, Democrat Peggy Flanagan faces Republican Michele Tafoya in a contest to succeed Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar,

As Amy Klobuchar runs for governor, voters must decide if her intense management style is a strength or a liability.

And while even more of an outside possibility, Republicans are still on their decades-long quest for one of Minnesota’s dependably blue Senate seats. Last week, NBC News’s chief data analyst Steve Kornacki said that there was a small chance the race could go to the GOP.

ST. CLOUD, Minn. - Gubernatorial candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., visited Apollo High School's new emergency medical technician training bay Oct. 26. and laughed when one of the students answered her question about what was going on at the school.